Cluster mode merge issue

"Tony Grimwood" <[email protected]> Fri, 27 May 2011 08:52:27 +1200
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Hi all,

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I have a cluster running on three machines, all dual-core 3GHz P4 boxes
running Fedora 14. With one of the machines running the cluster daemon,
storage, gui and its own node, and the other two as simple nodes my
chunks are processed quite happily but fail to merge. If I remove the
processing node of the gui/storage machine from the daemon's list of
nodes everything works normally. Anybody else had similar issues?

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Thanks,

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Tony

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3GHz P4 boxes running Fedora 14. With one of the machines running the clust=
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daemon, storage, gui and its own node, and the other two as simple nodes my
chunks are processed quite happily but fail to merge. If I remove the
processing node of the gui/storage machine from the daemon&#8217;s list of
nodes everything works normally. Anybody else had similar issues?<o:p></o:p=
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